Eades Adds An Extra Dimension To His Arsenal
Princeton high star Mike Eades, a 6-1 sophomore from Lees‑McRae, emerged as a capable point guard transferring from Princeton to the junior college level. He set the school single game assist record with 15, averaged six points and six assists, and shot 54 percent from the floor while 74 percent at the line. Eades plans to stay in the Princeton area this summer to practice and work, with recruitment looming next year as multiple colleges show interest. Also notes upcoming NFL and NBA exhibition games tied to the 1982 World’s Fair in Knoxville, including Steelers vs Patriots and 76ers vs Celtics at UT venues.
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Holmes not Uptight as Cooney Fight Looms at Caesars Palace
LAS VEGAS AP Holmes mingles with fans at Caesars Palace while race and training camp tensions swirl. Holmes disputed claims of racism surrounding eventual June 11 heavyweight title fight with Gerry Cooney as attorney Charles Spaziani defended his client. Holmes’ camp faces scrutiny over race and pay days, yet trainer futures and loyalty from longtime staff remain strong amid public scrutiny.
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Lakers Take 3-1 Lead In Nba Final With 111 101 Win Over 76ers
Jamaal Wilkes and Magic Johnson each scored 24 as the Lakers beat Philadelphia 111 101 to move within one win of the NBA title. Kareem Abdul Jabbar added 22 as Los Angeles Built a 63 44 halftime lead and withstood late 76ers charges. Abdul Jabbar reached 20 points for the 102nd time in 108 playoff games.
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Jaeger Defeats Evert to Reach French Open Final
Andrea Jaeger overwhelmed favorite Chris Evert Lloyd 6-3 6-1 to reach the French Open final on the eve of her 17th birthday. She will face Martina Navratilova after Navratilova beat Hana Mandlikova 6-0 6-2 in the other semifinal.
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Blue Jays Top Yankees in Toronto Four-Hitter by Leal
Luis Leal improved to 4-3 with a four hitter beating the New York Yankees 3-1. He held John to a pair of early runs as Toronto scored in the second inning on doubles by Anthony Johnson and Buck Martinez and a Griffin single.
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